HBO has announced its summer series lineup premiere date. The shows include “True Blood” and the post apocalyptic series by “Lost” co-creator Damon Lindelof “The Leftovers.”
“True Blood” will premiere for its seventh and final season June 22 at 9 PM. While the final season will only be 10 episodes long, it is said to be going back to its roots. The announcement was accompanied with a somber trailer featuring the tombstones of all the deceased characters from the series and ending on a tombstone with the shows name ultimately showing the imminent demise of the hit-vampire series.
Meanwhile HBO also announced the premiere date for “Lost” co-creator Damon Lindelof’s end-times drama “The Leftovers.” The show will debut with a 10 episode season which is set to premiere immidately after the “Game of Thrones” season four finale Sunday, June 15 at 10 PM ET/PT.
HBO’s announcement of “The Leftovers” describes the show as "an original look at The Rapture… because it’s not entirely clear The Rapture happened.”
Also this Sunday, before the “Game of Thrones” premiere on HBO at 9 PM, the cable company will air teasers for both “The Leftovers” and “True Blood.” Catch the “True Blood” teaser trailer below along with HBO’s end of the year promo which showcases some of the series heading to HBO this year.
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